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Mullen Group’s Q1 earnings reflected a slowing economy and reduced freight demand. “Using our first quarter results as a barometer for the state of the

A 22-year old Jim Park (yes, that Jim Park) remembers the precise moment he learned how fast was too fast when cresting a hill. “I’d been driving tankers

Mullen Group’s Q4 revenue edged down less than 1% year over year to $498.6 million, as incremental revenue from acquisitions helped offset lower fuel

Mullen Group had outlined its 2024 business plan which will see it make $80 million in capital investments, including $10 million that will be spent on

Mullen Group shrugged off a freight recession in the third quarter, posting strong Q3 net income of $39.1 million, up 2.9% year over year. Revenue slid

Mullen Group has bucked a trend among publicly traded fleets by recording record Q1 earnings, including a 9% increase in revenue and 93% surge in net

School Employee Fired for Using a Racial Slur   ROTAN, TX -- A Rotan ISD library aid is now out of a job after she allegedly used a racial slur. According to parent Bridget Williams, last week Vera Gonzaless stepson was at her house. This appeared to have upset Gonzales, Williams, who is African American, alleges the district employee began sending her stepson text messages that were threatening to her. "She said she was going to come after me or whatever that means she was going to come to my...

Cinnamon Stick circled three-wide into the final turn and vaulted to victory in the $6,100 Open Trot on Wednesday afternoon (Jan. 27) at Monticello Raceway. The six-year-old Jailhouse Jesse gelding rode the cover of Shoot The Thrill up the backstretch before driver Greg Merton pointed him three-wide into the final turn. From there, Cinnamon Stick slingshotted to a mid-stretch lead, edging clear of pocket rival Exarch (Ronnie Morales III) by 1-1/4 lengths in 1:59.4 for his first seasonal win. Pa...

Geri Schwarz Photo On Wednesday afternoon at Monticello Raceway Jim Taggart Jr. had a driving Grand Slam on the 12 race harness racing card. Taggart wasted no time, winning the first race with Cerisier (2:00-$10.20) after a short hiatus until race 6 he visited the winners circle with Askmelater Hanover (1:58.4- $6.90). And then with Smart Talker (1:58.4-$16.00) who earned his first win of the year, the 4-year-old Well Said gelding is trained by Danny Gill. The Grand Slam occurred in the last r...